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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-19

WILLIAM a.. FULLER, lilo r. gary elieV''
....... attention 20 repairing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-19

Ir WGu l,3, O.. Main street. Watches ano
.a.u neatly repaired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-19

Hardware and Carriage Goods.
..I1UKF son. 1870 East Main street.
...f. f0r Imperial chilled pi0ws.
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HIIITN s. WRAY. seventh and Grace
. Monuments. tombs. marbeIzcd man
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fRGINfA RUBBER CO.. bl3 E. Broad street.
Betting. hose. and all kinds OF rubber goods.
Runhar Sfamp-
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OVER THE BRIDGE.
A RA TIER DULL DAY ~ THE CITY
or MANCHESTER
The Police Investigating Recent Burg
Isries and RobberIes-An Increase In the
Force Needed Discharge Of the Busting-
Court Grand Jury-Genersl Notes-&c.

The police force of the city are hard at
work investigating the recent burglaries
and attempted outrageous assault, and
all OF them will be thoroughly ventilated
before the cases are brought to the atten-
ton Of the court for trial. There should
be no failure on the part OF the city in
giving Captain Lipscomb a full number
of policemen. All that is asked and de-
sired is two additional men. hat they
will be allowed is, Of course, only a ques-
ton Of time.
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Contractors aud Builders :;
. HlT STON. sos +. Main street
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EMPLOYMENT Agencies;
D. fr-TIS. q n. Fifteenth street. labor
f Established 1865.
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Iron Works.
s-l SNYDER q co. zoos toloH Cary street
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Wood and Coal

.-hA COAL YARD (Elba station. Broad
tAl Pine streets. W. s. Pitcher. agent. All
a,ils of Coal, Wood. and Coke. Tele-
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HusTINGs COURT.

ti0n Of time
HUsTINGs COURT.
Judge John H. Ingram was at the court
house yesterday, and presided over its
deliberations.
William Stokes, the negro who helped
steal the watch belonging to Mr. Luther
Gillian, was sent to Jail for three months
and fined s. and costs This is the
same punishment given by the court 10
P0mpey LOckett, the other negro thief.
The grand jury brought in all indict-
ment against p. f. Womsck, charged with
felonious embezzlement This case will
be tried to-day
The grand jury was then discharged
for the term, there being no further busi-
ness before them to consider
The grand jury, it was thought, would
present number Of cases for selling
liquor TO minors, but 1t did not do so
The court will meet again this morning
when the case of Darlington Stowe, the
negro who attempted An outrageous as
sault on the little girl, Mary Roach, viii
be heard and disposed Of The jury vii
mete out even-handed justice TO the ac
cused
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Intelligence received in the city yester
day from the meeting Of the Grand Council
Of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics, reported that 81 Merritt wa.
prominently spoken OF for leading
| officer. He is one OF the delegation from
New South Council Of Manchester.
The treasurer Of Manchester has made
ont all the bills OF the sums owed by tax
payers, and Is prepared to receive the
sum due by them whenever they are pre-
pared 10 present them.
Nearly all the dogs in the city now
wear a medal showing that it, owner has
paid the tax.
A gentleman who went bird-hunting
Saturday evening last did so with two
young pointer puppies These puppies
acted like old trained dogs. They stood
beautifully. and the owner was gratiiied
at their success. He said that the best
full-bred dog be ever saw could not stand
better than these little fellows
"Unkle Jimmy" who is the conserya
tor Of the peace of Manchester, told the
reporter yesterday that he was sorry ht
could no give him an item. There wa.
no court news and no warrants issued
during the day.
The East Hanover Presbytery, whicl
met at Blackstone, Nottoway county
consented to the transfer Of Rev. join
G. Anderson from the church OF which
he Is the epastor-Williamsburg and Hamp
ton-tO the Manchester church Rev. Mr
Anderson will doubtless accept the ap
pointment 10 the Manchester church.
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY
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.l.k RFDTORD. 1902 r. Main street
...U.i fle Horse. Manufacturer ana "n"ie
dealer.
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Ur uOTTIING HOUSE. 400 W. Broad
r..f Manufacturers OF vanilla phosphate
mineral waters.
Paints. Oils &c:
IINNUND PAINT STORE. =. broad street
Paints. oils. glass; and painters suppAes.
Paper Hanging
DAVIS. ~ n. Ninth street. Shades,
awnings. 0l-cl0ths, and paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters;
II HEDFORD 1910 r.. Main street Pncti
.. Namhef timer. gas and steam inter.
I.l IINSLEY. 4l7 Brook avenue. steam and
81. nrng. thinning &c.
Real Estate Agents;
A.ImADLEY y CO.. Thirteenth and HUI
Streets Manchester. Agent for the Peters
burg Savings and Insurance Company.
N.> NA~WON 4 son. No. y. Tenth street
N. .H. lHAFflN & Co, No. \. Tenth street
THOMPSON BROWN a CO., lll3 h.. Main
Rubber Goods;
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. bl3 E. Broad street
ue tng. hose. and all kinds OF rubber goods
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANUFA
iIr.r. AVID importers OF stamp novelties.
Old DOMINION RI BBER- STAMP WORKS
W Bank street. Agents wanted send iOl
rl.nar.
Sign Painting;
THOMPSON, Franklin street, under Ex
Change Hotel Advertising sign artist
Board fence aud wall signsa specially.
b. LlfelOMB. 40. 25 \. Ninth street. Sign
painting aud gliding on glass.
Soap Factory;
A DAhClN N CO.. 1896 Franklin street (estab
.,Nei l,lU. Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
TailOrs:
h Stage, Twelfth street, under American
hD.l. Civic and military tailor
undertakors:
N %. hOkHlbETT. No. II Seventh street
manchester. Phone JOd.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
'. " LOW r. g2lf r. Main street, manufactu'
'N ni Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
t Tots. The bcst and cheapest in the mar
Wood and Coal
.-hA COAL YARD (Elba stationl Drost
eNl Pine streets. w. 5. Pitcher. agent. Al
s.nl' OF Coal Wood, and Coke. Tele
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lHASHEHG Ek. l44o +. Franklin eli'e''
I.H.rs guaranteed
, 1887-06-16
TELEERPYiG RIShHIGHsS.
e'Rstc.': Es8uzc SEs cords : I.ry crrd
E-tEs.-

SAN IEiNCI- e., June G.-Iu the Gust, M
house --cnr5z IT Port Townsend of cor
iicateS i5sueI 10 departing Chin .,r there
is blank between cart.c=to Mum red
25E ami ceriit.cIta numbered 354S'
The custom house authorities in san
Francisco b,linvn that all fine certificates
between :h"se two numbers. 4 thousand
aaI one in ali. have been fraudulently
issued. They believe .hat tie ceytii-
cafes Were signed in blank and then sold
by s''ne corrupt cIiciHl to bo filed out
20 SUIT the purchases, THIS theory Of
cHste'a house officials is being inyesti-
gated by the district court in this city,
FOR the last steamer brought five Uhluese
who bore certificates the number OF
which were between 2J47 ana 35lS. One
Of these men, bearing the peculiar na,ne
OF zee Deyu, IL nnder exalnit'on. His
certificate bears all the marks OF genuine
ness. ana the description on it CORES
ponds closely with The description Of its
bearer. Moreover, he has been adle TO
pass good examination on Port ToUn-
send. II was decided this morning that
commission should be appointed to
take testimony in Port Townsend before
any further steps weie taken in the ex-
animation in this city. One p2ca-
iIarity Of the five suspected certificates is
that the owacrs al testified that they
went to China by tie Oceanic on or
ab2Ut January 9, 1855. In 1855 tie
Oceanic sailed on January -. but in
1856 on January 9. The theory Of the
prosecution is that the whole story told
by tie men was made up, and that they
accidentally made mistake OF year.
, 1887-06-16
Hawaiian Consul.

OFFICE HAwAIIAS CONSULATE.
,'ort Townsend, W. T., AIg, Is, 81.
4 Ii VESSELS Bound to any Of tho Ports in
= The Hawaiian kingdoIa are required 10
Ityc consular certificates Of invoices anU Ger
g!ic.'tcs of the origin OF goods. All necessary
rlperz and Information furnished on Rpplicsi-
;IGn to JAMES q. SWAN.
Il. Il. SIS Consul, Van BOkkclcn's Building,
iSw:tf Aia1ls St. Port Townsend.
, 1887-06-16

The Best Snlve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheam, Fever
Sores, Tetlur, Ghapped Hands, Chi
b!aias. Co:Hs, "Hi ali Skin LrUptiOns,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It J. Guaranteed 81 give perfect
satisfaction. nr money rrfuu;irrl. Price
- cents per hox. For sale b. \. j..
Hill x Sua
, 1887-06-16
s.rt,v@.trC, Es.=sEslS A.E .hS>Gcia-
s;o.I ~ S'!.Ecn-O.

Organized IN iHIf has nov i1hli members;
rs I, .It 70 ',a; -slrr- :sj :E'.-.r 'HGc =.eEtS
az lie IH~rr. us- !ul. 3isd at .Cl".u cost; en-
rfa-r = ;,-. .Es. .G... ,>4Gtu. .t-, tn Llrs'-t-
cHsag'-t. and u1-r reliable stp.r-cHiSG on the
,'ul-t. now takes lu HOu-N sons between Il ana
- y,, .rs ct u.r. Good solicitors wanted. Apply
20 {. \. Euud, 5si ta.ifosr - street, san Fran
cisco, General Agent for tn N'aCIuc Coast WdF
, 1887-06-16


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| Pioneers vera rrorndal hv ofnar
pionorrz and Of iLasn viii mai.
brief mention. rs uru,. a. NAV h.. IN
the crdcy which history atsio,rs 10
them.
The first VIII, NOR, narticuIarIv IN
forests rs : thn oli Crock EiIai.
| ADozfoIos Xnlprianu- corImoDIy
calIcd Jnan delIuca. ..,yho in 1892 was
sent bv me Vicarov Of GIayico 10 dis
cover fhe Straits 6f Anian and tho
nossa,,a tbaraof info tLa sen which
thew caIIej tLe North Sen which is
nm: N0TtITyaet Sao " ,Cbis I n,oia
80 Groo,1Lov,s oooorn+ ~ ,}n
st.tarort 80 ,i' ~ IoEnno'. - roroC,. NV.
,;i,:.I,,,- IT;cSaol T.oci- of Tn~,ond ~ 15q$
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co5ssI2dared ,s "a %1i'o oroc,rnhai m ! vii onaIc
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I,Dl II ;,.i1t,f 80, 80, ,,-li;o, La n,
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, 1887-06-16
GEO. L. STARRETT,
Contractor and Builder

ass-: !5sssS--ssaas ~ 4 ! = L
fans Specifications, Estimates, etc, Tr1zl,.-,y
Made. and Carpenter work - al. ..I.Ls
duAe on hoTt notice
Shop located on Wafer Street, near Char.5s
lW-t? Hotel
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OH 1,GJ u - . Z: j..

81 t., the
Nirl ito, us
r "a "a!H glza1 th 1t'ns TACT that measure calculated
t.
rctet 1t will at interior
n w wi h
the most ohr
n
months Issuing largest mills
u
placed the
enables % the
the market Vt
Obliged recognize this TO be o II
al the Wilt
will miD
and will
good f coll and
IahS would captured that
70 hlplng
tlrl of
me, of
soVnn ZEN
m Prices
and
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

kASsAs CITY, Sept. &).-rhe Live stock
Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts, 300; shipments, 2n3;
best comi"i steady others SLOW and
weak; good to cnOice cnrutcd, ! 20G1 81;
common To medium, $50 10; stockers,
, Uu04 6O; feeding steers, 6Oa2 g.; cows,
! 20a2 6O grass RANGE steers, l5@2 30.
Hos. -Receirts i7't; shipments, l5'9; mar
| let active and strong, prices ranging f.om
| 3 0Ud o..
| Shcep-Rece;pts, IA; Misunderstanding
| ket steady: good to choice, 25Gj1 ~ common
| 10 medium, 00@3 10.
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II ,pglE--1it,u prn,es- eyaporaIed lie;
n sliced .c, bright quarters yt,
tAN-Io .ouuet> 40 mills sacked voc G.
Fg,,oy-n.s ,nit. lol.c: ~uor, clear smoked,
r.urrt+',-t bacon, ] 3; tams, hhN
tvi,D tDN, ptlt-.Di. lr,ccs aud Royal
gs. t-,t... - 80 2-'@.' ''' ~ i'N.! y 81
4 :. ga. l-o2., zoe; i-oz..'aci SOIL 10; ZIP
N,y4udr,'- . No, lc; Is ih, zoe, - 10,
Par.,,l,.-'Couloua uaN IA sacks, ici
gITs In bags Due t do1., ~. liquid 50c,
FR ss,SS' No. fancy broom @ 81 Il do $$25,
'rs. 4 ~iiln- green straw T. 20, string
lon g. ~, string green s. ~ = slrlhR 9ei-
FEEf:IipiNG MArfrlA1-Cooper lime q 70
4 rWn M bu. p 3. P.astor.ut "tLa goo
NJ. GOAT ualI .1c per 5u tintn', nos
lae e. 5up"r hnI. L"usNllle d. ~ ~ h(siish
! ,,land ~ 80 .tl,h.-aL plaster 81 10 IN
n glass 49, of isl price. o...,-.
EcASNED GOouS-Apple>, BIB cans 81 G'Gi -
S,doz., Gallon cans 81 1000 H; hlackbcliies,
Il lgj; strawberries, ~ a. 80; sooSeocil les
4 81: ra,pbellc>, 2lb %; ,Wnort'rherries'
IN. corn. PIPER rem 10 WmslCW' ou,
3aowlake, 10, PRIDE ofthe W est a., Jersey
6ryil5 ludcpcudcut 70; Holsters, -lh : itt1
Il q: oysters, duG W, -ib 1anl -, IN light
y e.ht 7uc. h ~; peaches, dlh 2.VG- 80, -.o
Il ,el 25: liu,applc> ~ 0.@-i -; pea, small
n ay ln nur iulutly 81, early June -,
Il arr0witt, iu, ~oakS soc, French YFG-1c
4 ,rh: salmon. Columbia River 100, Sacra-
II onto 1870; shrimp> 2wtG}W, tomatoes, III
T4.bI 10. California fruit, cuttings Apr
.>t,lb9 3; hGckucwlc~, va pu; goose
81 nies,21I; la~phcIrit>, @HHiGU; SlHWher-
~ Is. $40: cAttlics, WHITE go, back %;
syptaches, yellow ttccNi"ne 50 WhIte cihs'
3 10; plums, 22l; pears, 40
IN CBACKLKs-Nu. / i.sc q H. No. 3 &C.
mean soda SIC. EXCels!ur SC, ginger SnApS
Tn, NO.5H SIC, lemon cream do 11Nct M
l&i, cakes and Iuuhies i%19t, KuicRhackN NC
~ plHhets MD CHNOOns lbe1c.
@ COFFEF-Cho!ce RIO. &c urlme' re, iH
~ Dilwouh, 4+, &C. ArioSit. 2n'4c
81 COAL OlI.--EupIon IN bbls &c I. gal, IN 2
bus S TO-; Brilliant in bbis lsc q gal, In =
Ens e. 10, gal cans, 81 So; gasoline 81 o.
n CANDIES Flint, nc.
HI CANDLES-iuallc 4 10.
ECrERANrs-lu this &c % II, hali-bbls ~
n b0Xer 7l9a5c.
R CHEEsE--FauCN stock, I5c.
NJ rATt s--lOc T. 10.
81 FUEL Goal, delivered at yards hituminuu
u anthracite, $loper ton; cord wood, w.
GRkKS fHUIlr-LeInoDs s5@5 80 Der boz
Riesuca, SDUln cuse,pg1 10; 800 III "ase, 1,
damages, $5ab Bananas e. 50GS " er bunc!
III GRAHAM FLoCE--reT cwt. 81 3d.
U GIT Per bhi 81 %.
N HON Nl-per hIl, a q.
II HoNEl ( aliiuruia, Hlllc n,
LAKD-Retned in terces C PEI NJ: st.
~, rs; 2j-Ib {. &C.; lU-io So; l-lh ,"-c; 3
L'E-American asses doa each, ~ :
xreeuv ,ch 4 ton SO -, Phundeipnin, do
EE " Bobbet>. a., sterling BALI - 80
1@ IS, American 4duz 30 Greenwich do
WM %, ual, CHAMPION dos 80
fRuNEs- Turkish hbls g. dc 50 ID boxes y
Ev1,9i GRATED, NH, lUGil; in, l2lgl5c.
Ia A"'siNs-Ca,iiornia-London aver, 81
~ AhIct-Prme TO choice i9<a6c,
MOI li n, s''a amen basis lAl2c per ID, cote
$50 sGo A. R.igcoro, in kegs, lH@5c per ii; L
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ST, LOUIS. sept 3O.-Nlarkei dUl
.unwashed bright medium, 2l@2it
c5nr'e braid. loG2}; low sandy l7@la; hn'
u.ht, 2ln2l; fine heavy l7N 'oi wa1sho'
choice. ~; fair, 3l@3l; low 3V932i IeAa
wool, low to maditlm, bright l2glL
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aAIVEsTON COFFEE MARKET.

GALvEsroN, sept, 30.-Whole.ae dealers
report: Market unchangedi Ordinary. -
good ordinary, 2lA; tair 10 rhine, 221I choice
%; peaberry, "a; government Java, ~
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I'H.n UuOlutlOns NtIt rs IVsIUW@' -.
I, H, Market uuiet and unchanged; Xxx,
a.; xxx, : l0@@ O5; family, io@2 5O' pat
'WhcT-Ho. > spring, II Oils No.2r
Corn, No. y, 49,.
Oat>-NO ,, 9i,a.
Mess pork, per Dbl 10 Co.
Lard. per iOO pounds, Az
short rib sides loose 10
Nrv sailed shoulders boxed . ~
sort clear sides boxed 1t as -.
Hams. steady at Il OugH M. .,
WHISKY. dtstilleI, furnished goods, ! ~
per gallon.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.

G, IC - AT UNITEp STATES PORTS.
omns,ss11toN, sept. 30.-The following is a
NJ portso statement OF cotton receipts at
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r. UlllINGH An
Itca IT Age

nTeyentIVe so much talked OF and
Wished for IT W. Worrcn. prinol
cipal Irving Grammar echool
Frankfort Pa
Demand the genulue with trade mark u IN
red on front OF wrapper
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,ovno> sent. 3, -Consols closed l0i 9-iC
i','-',,''',..,., h,.r, iNer, il'4.
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Exports thus far this week ... 1L,,ti
STOCK AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS
This day ............... .. 3-2-,,
This day last year ...... ...... s.l-.5
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evergreen
of the presideI
In all direction
dence street,
through " hich
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL spors-NIGHr REPORT
LIVERPOOL, sept l.--Cottou SPOTS closed
iull and Lilo lower
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THE MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

INK. sept. GJ.-stocks and Bonds
-n-LNMs.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

TOtal sales, S,OOO bales; Americur, 5lOl
bales Imports, ~ 20 bales; American,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-10-01

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Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

LET THE PROTEST Of Wilmington
toni sht o. the Opera House be "a EN-.
phatic one sgainst English coercion and
tyranny. What the Irish people enjoy
In this country they should be permit
ted 70 enjoy In their own country. Bat
Amerioans are es intensely interested
in this infamous bill as Ir!shmen ara
1t strikes ct the root OF all populsr gov.
eminent, and especially with more
deadly thrust at our American form OF
government than o. any other. That
England does not attempt to coerce our
govern ment Is because this country has
thrown off the British yoke, and has
been enabled to maintain our Liberties.
The meeting Of tonight will be ono OF
American citizens, though composed oil
Americans, Germans and Irish. Under
our system OF wise and benign govern
ment, however, all will be on an equal,
ity, enjoying the benefits Of our equa
laws. England can have the SAINT
kind OF equality in government 1t sh'
will. II she does she viii! nave unity
and peace amongst her people, ant
there will be no use for coercion bills
Let the Opera House be packed to
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18

THERE IS movement going on
amongst the srocers of New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania against food
deliberations, which Is growing TO an
alarming exten. and influence. Meet
inps have been held tina. show great
unsnimity O. sentiment and deternin;-
ton Of purpose among the trade. Even
the advocates o. social freedom who
contend mos. strenuously for the right
of men to est and drink what they
please are frmest in the demand tha'
the public shall be protected against
impositions In the sale OF food. The
platform O, the movement is simple
and suoh that every homes. man can
heartily endorse. II simply calls for
honest trade; tina. everything shall be
labeled and billed for what 1t is, snd
that sorhissication by which quality II
deteriorsted without change OF nam
shall be prevented. This is move
ment that should fad nothing on
friends. There Is as much and NOR
harm In the sdulteration OF groceries 9
there is In the adulteration OF butter
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
TT "a no likely there would be much

IT Is no likely there would be much
non BILE to. get transcript. copy OF the
snti-policy gambling bill from Dover IL
he right means were employed. To
act IL. howsver, would cost about ten
collars and the question is who should
nav for ite Mayor Rhoads Is clearly
pnder no obligat ion to pay for 1t, and
we do not know thu, the City Oouncu
is under any more obligation thaA the
Mayor is. The new Law will Dc pup
ll,shea in the pamphlet laws OF ths SER
sion, bu. this nay not be until possibly
Angus or September. II those wn'
are enthusiastic upon enforcing the Dill
let 1t fall now for the want OF $40 Tor
copy of II, there would hardly De mora
force enough LEI. to enforce 1t even .!
those who are demanding Il.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
WANAMAK ER'S

PHILADELPHIA. Mo1dsy, April Is, 1887.
Hosiery to-day. The goods
shall speak. That's cur
way. They'll be talking to
you all the week.
The Chestnut street Ar"
cade and all west ct it is
given up to Hose and Half
Hose. An exposition of
these things.
You shall see what the
best makers of the world
have done in foot underwear
for men, women, girls and
boys.
More still. You shall set
a hint Of the largeness OF
our Hosiery and Underwear
business and judge if any
where within your reach
there's another Of the kind
nearly SO great. You shall
see the goods in bulk and in
detail, about 100000 worth
of them without the Muslin
stock. Millions of articles
|piled up ard spread out ovel
halt an acre of floor space
/ Fine things and coarse TO,
every taste. A look at tbs
Chestnut street windows vii
help you to guess what's in
side, but only to guess. Al
hour before the heaped ant
crowded shelves and coun'
tiers and you'll still wonde
lat the variety.
Some Of the special offer
ipgs (inoluding lots from tn
5 llarge Muslin wholesaI
, stock will be put at sepa
}. rate counters.
e During this Hosiery e.
/ position we shall make price
on certain lots which will ia
= lour resources to accommt
:, date those who will want t
d buy.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-18
More Business

Improperly co-ductt d means
lower prices; AID co you
imagine that, with the great
additions to our establish
ment, the elegant New
Stock Of Spring Goods and
the encouragement yol have
given US in the past,that we
will fell short in our expec.
tations OF still increasing
our trade? Our experience
has been that, there is but
one way 10 do q successful.
business, and that is TO sell
only such goods IS will
prove satisfactory to your
customer, and at SIS low q
price as is possible. Goods
that deceive the purchaser
are SO disgusting that sny
price, no matter how low
is never considered. AS fol
our success in the future we
can only refer you to that o.
the past.and cordially invite
you to call and inspect oul
improved establishment an6
the new goods and prices.